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dsh-mcp-studio

Client Updated 2026.08.19

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install SeaOf0/dsh-mcp-studio

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Run dsh plugin install SeaOf0/dsh-mcp-studio in your terminal to install the plugin; the source code is hosted at https://github.com/SeaOf0/dsh-mcp-studio

About this plugin

Juggling multiple MCP servers across different tools, with opaque connection states and a restart required after every config change, is tedious. dsh-mcp-studio consolidates all of that into a single settings page inside DeepSeek Harness: mount servers, inspect real connection status, preview tool lists, and import JSON — every save applies instantly without a restart.

Key capabilities include live mounting with hot-swapping (enable to connect, disable to detach), real status indicators aggregated directly from the dsh tool registry (connected, starting, failed with error details, disabled), a filterable tool-preview overlay, a session-event monitor that logs each call's server, tool, latency, and success across a ring buffer of 200 entries, one-click isolated MCP handshake diagnostics showing negotiated protocol version and timing, JSON import/export compatible with Claude Desktop, VS Code, Cline, and raw formats, plus nine built-in server presets. Cards support drag-and-drop reordering, four-state filtering, and compact/comfortable density toggling, all themed via design tokens that adapt to light and dark skins.

This plugin is ideal for developers who frequently connect multiple MCP servers through dsh and want a visual, at-a-glance way to manage connection lifecycles and monitor tool calls. No extra dependencies to install — clone the repo and it works out of the box.

Use Cases

  • Mount, inspect, and preview multiple MCP servers from a single dsh settings page
  • Run an isolated MCP handshake diagnostic to pinpoint why a server connection fails
  • One-click import of Claude Desktop or VS Code MCP configs into dsh, and export back to JSON

Best For

  • Developers who frequently connect multiple MCP servers through dsh
  • Engineers who want visual monitoring of MCP tool call latency and success
  • AI application developers who need unified management of MCP configs across formats